The Tea Party Has Not Yet Begun to Fight
The principles of fiscal discipline and constitutional restraint for which it stands are still the only basis for Republican opposition, and economic survival.
Entries by Joe Miller
Journalists’ Addresses Posted In Revenge For Newspaper’s Google Map Of Gun Permit Owners
The First Amendment war over the Second Amendment is escalating. What more is there to say than, “what’s good for the goose . . .”
Video: Bill Wittle Says Obama Is Deliberately Destroying Economy
When all other hypotheses are eliminated, we are left with the obvious. With what we know about Barack Obama’s history, associations and background, what are we to conclude?
The Disappearing American Father: 1/3 of US Children Now Born Without a Father at Home
Fathers are fast disappearing from American homes. Read the numbers here.
Plea For Help From Chinese Labor Camp Worker Paid $1.61 per MONTH Found Stuffed in Oregon Woman’s Halloween Decorations from Kmart
China is notorious for such human rights abuses. The belief that somehow our engagement with China in ‘free trade’ agreements will magically reform a Communist totalitarian government is beyond naïve; it is dangerous.
State Governments To Share the ‘Death Tax’ Loot If Feds Go Over Fiscal Cliff
Weeks of inconclusive political drama over the “cliff” have focused largely on individual income tax rates and spending on federal programs such Medicare and Social Security, but many tax issues are also involved, including the estate tax.
America Has a Brand-New Benedict Arnold
‘People deserve better than this. And that’s the bottom line’
Grant DC Statehood? Then Move Capitol to Louisville
A bill to move the District of Colombia toward statehood has been introduced in the Senate. Read about it here and one political commentator’s proposed response.
Social Security Ran $47.8B Deficit in FY 2012; Disabled Workers Hit New Record in December: 8,827,795
When the Social Security program runs a net cash flow deficit, as it has in the last three fiscal years, the Treasury needs to borrow cash from the “public” to keep the program funded.
Blind Fairbanks Dog Reunited With Owners After Weeks in Arctic Cold
When their blind eight-year-old dog went missing from their remote Alaskan home in a heavy snowstorm, the Grapengeter family felt sure they’d never see her again.